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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1928
Page
3
Maryland motor vehicle commissioner Austin Bough-Than urges drivers to practice self examination before blaming others. He says criticizing the other fellow without evaluating one’s own faults yields little safety gain and promotes fair play to improve road behavior.
A newly developed high frequency radio tube is said to emit waves strong enough to fry eggs and bake apples. The claim suggests practical cooking uses for intense radio energy, highlighting potential kitchen applications and safety considerations.
A magazine in the United States dedicates six pages to Poland's Contributors to American Baseball. It lists Polish descent players in the majors minors and college, notes Smoley Coveleskie as the standout World Series player, and mentions the five Caveleskies including Harry and the three who never reached the majors. It also cites Athletics stars John Balinski Joe Boley and Albert Szymanski under different names and reflects on the Pole in American sport and fighting spirit.
The article explains two main radio receiver classes the tuned radio frequency with detector and audio amplifier and the superheterodyne. It discusses antenna choices for apartments indoor loops and importance of sensitivity and selectivity in achieving clear reception and sound quality.
Charles Paddock sets numerous records as the era’s speed star. Roland Douthit joins the St. Louis Cards with Taylor Douthit’s brother. Frank Bennett, ex Red Sox pitcher, now with Pittsfield club. Golf remains the country’s dominant sport with high participation. Hampton of St. Louis named junior baseball manager at Washington and Lee. Cy Young’s legendary fastball and hop noted. Babe Rath travels with white flannel trousers and suspenders. A golf game using airplanes proposes nine holes across Britain. Athg Garbert is recalled from Hollywood to the Pacific Coast League. Turkey to send 46 athletes to the Olympics. Charley Hall praises four hits in a long tenure. France features cycling, tennis, boxing, rugby, and soccer as top sports. Moumer Blankenship is producing strong Texas league games.
Leading experts say inattention remains a chief factor in automobile accidents. A driver who glances at a guest in the back seat while ignoring the road is warned as a potential casualty and headed for disaster.
The photograph features Coach Jim Ten Byek, director of rowing at Syracuse University, who has started his twenty-fifth season as coach. He is the oldest coach by tenure in any American university.
Connie Mack leads an all star staff including Kid Gleason Edie Collins and former White Sox managers. Critics say a surplus of ex managers causes friction but sharp eye for detail yields benefits as seen when a Washington error was quickly corrected during a Senators Athletics game with Judge at bat. Captain Cains noted lineup order while Collins identified the issue prompting a ruling that sent a runner back to third and quieted the dispute.
A retro glimpse notes changing auto habits and highway growth. It mentions 1,800,000 California registrations about a percent of the nation and Illinois credited with the greatest concrete highway mileage at 5,061 miles. It contrasts horse sense with early motor travel and envisions peaceful city streets.
Wyoming plans to honor James Bridger by preserving Fort Bridger in Uinta County as a historical park and museum. Local residents seek funds via subscription to buy the site, then donate it to the state for upkeep and a regional history museum.
A Paris anti rat congress declares starvation the best exterminator. Prefect Paul Bourju orders ratproofing in Burbage cans and double door rooms in new apartments. Congress continues research in Le Havre amid severe rat problems affecting France.
An arrest report from Pittsburgh indicates Jesse Jar is charged in a lacen records case. Police say the suspect, a local man, faced indictment following home investigations.
A lesson outline describes Saul of Tarsus’s dramatic conversion on the road to Damascus, his blindness, Ananias’s visit, and Saul’s baptism, highlighting his transformation from persecutor to chosen vessel for Gentiles and the early church. The text cites Acts 9 22 24 and 26 10 12 to illustrate Saul’s violent past and subsequent obedience to Jesus.
A devotional quote attributed to Charles H. Spurgeon urges readers that even if friends forsake, God remains near. It emphasizes divine faithfulness and reassurance of God’s care in times of distress.
A devotional couplet speaks of a heavenly vision guiding believers to a holy heart and beholding the face of the Lord, echoing themes of repentance and spiritual awakening.
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